The Prime Minister and four ministers will answer questions in Parliament.

According to National Assembly Secretary General Bui Van Cuong, the National Assembly Standing Committee has met and agreed on a list of five ministers and heads of agencies corresponding to pressing issues of concern to voters and the public. The Standing Committee will then submit the list to the National Assembly for voting by National Assembly deputies to select four ministers and heads of agencies based on the percentage of votes received, from highest to lowest, to be questioned and answer questions.

“Initially, a list of 12 ministers and heads of agencies was put forward, corresponding to 12 issues of concern to voters and the people. After seeking opinions from the National Assembly's Ethnic Council, Committees, and agencies, the Standing Committee of the National Assembly considered and voted to select 6 ministers and heads of agencies. They then voted again to select 5 ministers and heads of agencies to participate in the questioning and answering session. From these 5 ministers and heads of agencies, the Standing Committee of the National Assembly further presented the list to the National Assembly for the National Assembly deputies to vote on, selecting 4 ministers and heads of agencies to participate in the questioning and answering session,” said National Assembly Secretary General Bui Van Cuong.

After the ministers and heads of departments answer questions from National Assembly deputies, the National Assembly will allocate one hour for the Prime Minister to report, explain, and answer questions from National Assembly deputies.

According to National Assembly Secretary General Bui Van Cuong, the issues related to the fields of: Labor, war invalids and social affairs; health; education and training; planning and investment; industry and trade; culture, sports and tourism; public security; information and communication; natural resources and environment; agriculture and rural development; transportation; banking and finance... are all under consideration by the delegates.

However, this session needs to question the Ministers of: Labour, Invalids and Social Affairs; Health; Education and Training; Industry and Trade; Planning and Investment; and Transport. This is because the activities of these ministries and sectors are currently directly related to the prevention and control of the Covid-19 pandemic and economic recovery.

Each ministry will select the issues of greatest concern to voters and representatives to question, but special attention should be paid to coordination to avoid disruptions in the supply chain and to resolve difficulties for people and businesses.